5/5 - I have tried to understand this concept through another LSAT prep course and had difficulty understanding sufficient vs. necessity. The way 7sage breaks this down has been a huge "Aha" moment!
I highly recommend that if you do not have the first two groups memorized and do not understand sufficient and necessary to not move forward. Talking from personal experience! :)
5/5, it's all starting to click now! I just needed to keep practicing and drawing examples.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!
For anyone stuck on these:
Write out all the indicator words and place them in a necessary and sufficient column.
Draw out the circles for necessary and sufficient.
Enjoy.
I was having trouble especially with the questions, but once I drew them out, I understood it completely. Now I can visualize these problems in my head.
Keep drawing each problem out and placing the necessary and sufficient conditions in each circle.
After two months of trying to understand the way these LSAT questions were worded, I finally get the hang of it!! I should have subscribed to this course sooner :')
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After having a breakdown last night, it's finally starting to make sense!
First 5/5 - stick with it guys!!!
Is it better to reduce the complexity of symbols when using lawgic? For example, question 5, I wrote:
Conflict: RB and DG -(arrow sign)- Main issue: FSC
Would it slow me down in the test if i wrote it this way instead of a more concise way? I have also made other symbols that are wordier than this too
I got 5/5, hooray!
5/5 - I have tried to understand this concept through another LSAT prep course and had difficulty understanding sufficient vs. necessity. The way 7sage breaks this down has been a huge "Aha" moment!
feeling pretty good about this! 5/5!
I highly recommend that if you do not have the first two groups memorized and do not understand sufficient and necessary to not move forward. Talking from personal experience! :)
For me to quite grasp this I had to remind myself constantly of the words that were in group one and in group two.
Glad it finally clicked for all of us!
5 right, finally!
5/5 LETS GO
5/5 finally i was waiting to be able to say this
5/5, it's all starting to click now! I just needed to keep practicing and drawing examples.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!
For anyone stuck on these:
Write out all the indicator words and place them in a necessary and sufficient column.
Draw out the circles for necessary and sufficient.
Enjoy.
I was having trouble especially with the questions, but once I drew them out, I understood it completely. Now I can visualize these problems in my head.
Keep drawing each problem out and placing the necessary and sufficient conditions in each circle.
You will thank me later.
Dear me an hour ago, please don't freak out. It starts to make sense.
was this one way easier than the last ones or did we just get better?
Finally! 5/5 :DDDD
Finally a 5/5!!
5/5!!
I always get 5/5 on these and the real LSAT questions I don't..
way to throw in a G1 in a skill builder of G2 indicator statements haha. got 4/5
5/5 !
finally a 5/5 YAYY
5/5 yayyyyy
I had my brain-blast moment during this one. Easy-peasy 5/5 compared to my struggles in the prior ones!!
After two months of trying to understand the way these LSAT questions were worded, I finally get the hang of it!! I should have subscribed to this course sooner :')
5/5 :)
5/5! yay